Best XI this season.

None of these choices are bias.

Guzan
Zabaleta Chico Vertonghen Baines

Mata Cazorla Bale

Michu
Suarez Van Persie

Subs: De Gea, Williams, Lambert, Schneiderlin, Britton, Carrick, Benteke, Fellaini

Manager: Ferguson

 

Of course those choices are biased.

It's impossible to pick an XI without bias, as I don't think there are many people that have watched every game this year. For instance, having watched all the Fulham games and alot of the Man City games this year, Sascha Riether deserves to be in the first XI at least as much as Zabaleta. But to most of the media Fulham only have one player, so Riether won't get a look in.

And posting this on the QPR forum (or any other forum) is just to try and bait, as there are 4 Swansea players in that team. If Swansea really had 4 of the top players this year, then you should be embarrassed to only be 9th.

 

Mignolet

Zabaleta - (CB) - Vertonghen - Baines

Mata - Michu - Fellaini - Bale

RVP - Suarez

 

Silly OP but I like this sort of thing... Here's my (biased) go...

---------------Begovic
Zabaleta --- Williams --- Vertonghen --- Baines
----------Gerrard --- Cazorla -----------
----------------Michu--------------------
----Mata-------Suarez----------Bale

Bench of say... Jagielka, Rafael, RVP, Dembele, Berbatov, Cech, Silva

 

Over the course of the season I'd go with this lot:

-------------------Begovic---------------------

Rafael--Ferdinand--Vertonghen--Baines

--------------------Carrick---------------------

--------Mata-------Michu---------Bale-------

----------------Suarez-------------------------

----------------------Van Persie--------------

 

Sooper - you haven't specified which Ferdinand?

 

Evra have been head and shoulders above the rest of the left backs in the league. Every statistic backs it up. Difficult character to like, and Baines get a free ride because he's English can be the only reason for everyones selection. On performances alone Evra wins it hands down.

 

There is only one Ferdinand

Sir LES

 

I just think Baines give more options from set pieces, Evra benefits from United's dominance of possession, he'd struggle in a lesser side as his pace has gone...

 

I am really beginning to take a serious dislike to my celtic cousins. Yet another Welsh WUM.

 

I can see your point. But then again there is a reason why some play for the top sides and some play for the lesser sides, and it isn't because they can't cope in a lesser side. Ji Sung Park the exception

 

Bloody hell.....that's good!

 

Don't you think they'd get overrun in midfield Col?

 

Piss taker!
I think they may be good enough to keep the ball most of the time and score more than the opposition mate.